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SIFI’s Parasitic Eye Infection Drug & Biosimilar Aflibercept Among Raft Of EU Filings

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Polyhexanide, from SIFI, could become the first approved treatment for acanthamoeba keratitis, while aflibercept could become the first biosimilar version of Eylea in the EU.

New drugs are being reviewed for potential approval in the EU • Source: Alamy

The European Medicines Agency has begun evaluating EU marketing authorization applications (MAAs) for a new batch of investigational drugs, of which two – polyhexanide (Akantior) and aflibercept – are for ophthalmological conditions.

If approved, polyhexanide, from the Italian company SIFI, could become the world’s first approved treatment for the rare, acute and

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